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Pew's Mark Lopez on the political power of Hispanics

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Mark Hugo Lopez
Mark Hugo Lopez
Photo courtesy of the Pew Research Center.

An exploration of the potential political impact of America's growing Hispanic population. Mark Hugo Lopez has studied demographics and voting behavior for the non-partisan Pew Research Center. In his talk at the University of Minnesota this week Lopez said the Latino community is very diverse, and is quite different in each of the 2016 election battleground states.

Lopez spoke October 3, 2016 at the University of Minnesota Humphrey School. Professor Larry Jacobs was the moderator.